Definitely. I'll go out today to see if they are still there. I found them in my back yard, so it shouldn't be a problem keeping tabs on them to see what they become. BTW..I didn't even notice the wing buds until I read your comment. Now I see what you are talking about. By the way, your shots are great, mind if I ask what you are shooting with? I am a Pentax K10D man. I'm using my 18-55 for my macro work, but sometimes I use my 50-200, especially for butterflies, so that I don't have to get too close. It gives me tons of time to get my shots before they fly away. This set was the former lens, though.
Steve.

We have several images of these but nothing to relate them to the adult stage.

I use a Canon 20D. I think that shot was with the 100mm Macro lens. I keep thinking about buying the ring flash for it but it cost as much or even slightly more than the lens :(

I found them again today. I added a couple new images. One image shows yet a third one of these strange creatures smaller even than the second. There is more detail in today's shots because I had sunlight instead of flash, to aid my shots! Nothing like good ol' natural light to make the color look best! (I have been using a digital grey card, but still get more vibrant and true color when sun is involved!)